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'Shocking look': Archer's pillow raises ire of Hayden

England paceman Jofra Archer has been given both barrels by two of Australia's former hardheads after bringing a pillow to the Gabba.

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Brook can do a Pietersen on the Aussies: Katich

Former Australia Test opener Simon Katich reckons Harry Brook will be England's leading run-scorer during the Ashes, and he doubts Joe Root will score a ton.

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Ben Stokes hits back at ‘has-beens’ Ian Botham and Michael Vaughan after Ashes criticism

Lord Botham and Michael Vaughan have been among those to question England’s light Ashes warm-up schedule ahead of the Ashes opener

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Off the scent: how Atherton and Katich thrived in cricket without all senses intact

The onset of spring and the cricket season brings with it a host of evocative smells, which two distinguished Test players have never been able to savour

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'India don't like Sam Konstas': Fleming on youngster's altercation with Jasprit Bumrah

NEW DELHI: Former Australia pacer Damien Fleming believes the Indian team harbors little affection for fiery young opener Sam Konstas, following his heated exchange with Jasprit Bumrah on the opening day of the fifth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The Times of India

'The King is dead': Simon Katich's scathing comment on Virat Kohli's MCG failure

Virat Kohli's performance in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia went through another failure in the second innings of the Melbourne Test on Monday when India needed their iconic batter to lead the fight on the final day, while chasing a big target. It invited a scathing remark on…

The Times of India

Boxing Day Test: Why Team India got 'inferior' practice pitches at MCG

MELBOURNE: MCG curator Matt Page on Monday fended off allegations of having provided inferior practice pitches to India ahead of the Boxing Day Test, saying that it was "standard procedure" to provide fresh pitches only three days in advance of a Test.

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IND vs AUS: Simon Katich advises Australian batters against over aggression when facing Jasprit Bumrah

Former Australian cricketer Simon Katich has urged Australia's batters to adopt a strategic approach against India's premier pacer Jasprit Bumrah, emphasising the importance of rotating the strike and maintaining a strong defence. Katich highlighted Bumrah's exceptional control and rarity of loose deliveries, advising against over-aggression when facing him.

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IND vs AUS: 'Indian players need to have a chat with Mohammed Siraj'

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has expressed concerns about Mohammed Siraj's premature wicket celebrations without awaiting the umpire's signal. Taylor suggests that senior Indian players should counsel the pacer about this behaviour, which he believes reflects poorly on the sport.

The Times of India

Hughes the friendly farmer who shot to cricket fame

Phillip Hughes will long be remembered for his record-breaking cricket talent but those close to him also remember the best of friends, an avid cattle farmer.

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The tons and tweak that had Hughes primed to dominate

The rise was remarkable but Phillip Hughes's Test career, as Simon Katich and Neil D'Costa know too well, was set to go to another level as it tragically ended.

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Heat on Smith, Labuschagne as India turn the screws

Australia will be hoping Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne produce big knocks in the second innings against India after both failed to fire on day one.

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Michael Hussey questions Australia's decision to pick Nathan McSweeney as opener for Border-Gavaskar Trophy

NEW DELHI: Former Australia batter Michael Hussey has expressed reservations about Australia's decision to field Nathan McSweeney as an opener in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

The Times of India

History shows manufactured openers work for Australia

An analysis of players who moved from the middle-order to open for Australia shows most perform better at the top, aiding Cameron Green's Test recall chances.

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'A lot of us couldn't believe...': Why David Warner may never attain 'full respect'

NEW DELHI: Former Australia cricketer Simon Katich believes that David Warner may never receive the public's "full respect" due to his involvement in the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.

The Times of India

Abdullah Shafique is going to be better player than Babar Azam, feels Simon Katich

NEW DELHI: Former Australian batter Simon Katich on Friday said he likes young Abdullah Shafique's aggression, predicting that the Pakistan opener is going to be a better player than former captain Babar Azam.

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‘He is doing everything right’: Simon Katich showers praise on Rinku Singh

Simon Katich and Abhishek Nayar weigh in on Rinku Singh and Yashasvi Jaiswal's roles in India's T20I series.

The Times of India

'He is reacting to the ball and not...': Simon Katich lauds Rinku Singh

NEW DELHI: Former Aussie player Simon Katich lauded young India star Rinku Singh, stating that he has been doing everything right in the series ahead of India's third T20I match against Australia at Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on Tuesday.

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Tom Moody expects Gus Atkinson to show what he can do on the world stage after Hundred show

He is set to make his England debut in the coming weeks.

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Jos Buttler believes Harry Brook could still force his way into World Cup squad

Brook was omitted from the preliminary party to travel to India in the autumn.

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Australia vs South Africa, 2nd Test: Dean Elgar's tactics and decision-making were terrible, says Simon Katich

MELBOURNE: Former Australia captain Simon Katich has termed South Africa skipper Dean Elgar's tactics and decision-making in the second Test against Australia as "terrible" and added that the field he set on day two at the MCG defied logic.

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CA stands firm on Warner review process

Cricket Australia boss Nick Hockley has rejected claims his organisation should not have handed over control of the David Warner review.

The Times of India

MI Cape Town appoint Simon Katich as head coach; Hashim Amla to be batting coach

MUMBAI: Former Australia cricketer Simon Katich was on Thursday named chief coach of the MI Cape Town while South African batting great Hashim Amla will be at the helm of the side's batting unit, the franchise announced ahead of the inaugural South Africa T20 League.

The Independent UK

Sam Cook eyes England chance after Hundred heroics

Cook took four for 18 in his 20 deliveries in the final

Daily Mirror

Rob Key declares England will let new head coach combine job with lucrative IPL gig

England are looking to appoint two new head coaches, with Rob Key deciding to split the role between red and white ball cricket following Chris Silverwood's axing in February

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